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Unit 3 – U. S. History Disunion, Civil War, and Reunion Jeopardy Review
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1. Under this 1850 law, those helping escaped slaves could be fined or imprisoned.
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What is the Fugitive Slave Law?
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2. Best-selling novel that raised awareness about the conditions of Southern slaves
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What is Uncle Toms Cabin?
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3. 1854 law that repealed the Missouri Compromise, created two new territories in the Louisiana Purchase area, and allowed settlers in those territories to vote on slavery.
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What is the Kansas-Nebraska Act
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4. Americans attached this nickname to Kansas after violence broke out there between pro- and anti-slavery settlers.
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What is Bleeding Kansas?
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5. His speech in the Senate chambers attacking a pro-slavery Southern Senator earned him a canning.
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Who is Massachusetts Senator Charles Sumner?
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6. This Supreme Court decision ruled that a slave taken to free territory was still property, and slaves had no right to sue in courts of law.
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What is the Dred Scott decision?
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7. This was Lincolns position on slavery.
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What is he was a free-soiler: He opposed the expansion of slavery.
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8. His plan was to seize the federal arsenal there, distribute the weapons to neighboring slaves, and start an uprising
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Who is John Brown at Harpers Ferry, VA?
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9. This event convinced many Southerners that the North was ready to use violence to stamp out slavery.
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What is John Browns raid on Harpers Ferry?
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10. In this year, Lincoln was the first president elected from this party.
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What is the Republican Party in 1860?
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11. South Carolina was the first state to secede from the Union in this year.
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What is December 1860, after the election of Lincoln?
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12. Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas, Tennessee, Florida
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What are the 11 states that seceded from the United States and formed the Confederate States of America?
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13. Missouri, Kentucky, Maryland, Delaware
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What are slave states that remained faithful to the Union?
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14. Fort Sumter, near the entrance to the harbor of Charleston, South Carolina.
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Where were the first shots of the Civil War fired?
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15. Most of the battles of the Civil War were fought in this region of the U.S.
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What is the South?
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16. This side in the Civil War could claim naval superiority.
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What is the North?
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17. This side in the Civil War produced more food and manufactured goods and had a larger fighting-age population.
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What is the North?
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19. They planned to fight a defensive war until the other side gave up.
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What are the Southerners?
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20. They planned to control the Mississippi, blockade ports, and capture the capital to win the war.
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What are the Northerners?
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21. This former Mississippi Senator was elected president of the Confederate States of America.
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Who was Jefferson Davis?
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22. This side won the first real battle of the Civil War at Bull Run, VA
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What is the South?
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23. Richmond, VA
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What was the capital of the Confederate States of America?
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24. George McClellan
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Who did Lincoln put in charge of the Union army and later remove for not being aggressive enough?
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25. He refused Lincolns offer to command the Union army and instead took command of the Southern army.
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Who is Robert E. Lee?
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26. The Income Tax Act of 1861.
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What law did Congress pass to help finance the Norths war expenses.? It taxed three percent of earnings over $800.
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27. The Battle of Antietam, Sept. 17, 1862
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What was the bloodiest single- day battle of the Civil War and the first major battle on Northern soil.
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28. The Emancipation Proclamation.
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What did Lincoln do in January 1863 to turn the Civil War into a crusade against slavery, making it morally more difficult for England to support the South?
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29. Bloodiest battle and turning point of the Civil War?
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What is Gettysburg?
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30. After his capture of Atlanta in Sept. 1864, William Tecumseh Sherman left this mark on the south.
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What is his army destroyed everything in its path on its march to Savannah, GA?
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31. The dedication of a cemetery at Gettysburg was the occasion of this memorable oration.
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What is Lincolns Gettysburg address?
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32. This widely publicized assault demonstrated that African Americans could fight with skill and courage.
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What is the unsuccessful attack of the 54 th Massachusetts regiment on Fort Wagner, SC?
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33. Appomattox Court House
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In what oddly named Virginia town did Robert E Lee surrender to Ullysses S. Grant in April 1865, ending the Civil War?
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34. John Wilkes Booth
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Who is a famous American actor and the assassin of Abraham Lincoln on April 14, 1865 at Ford Theater in Washington, D.C.?
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35. Restore the South to the Union and protect the rights of former slaves.
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What were the goals of the Reconstruction plans hatched by the North at the end of the Civil War?
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36. His plan required 10 percent of voters to swear allegiance to the Union before a state could rejoin the Union.
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Who is Abraham Lincoln?
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Their Reconstruction plan was harsh and punitive
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37. Their Reconstruction plan was harsh and punitive What is Congress?
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38. A deal in 1877 to resolve a disputed presidential election ended this phase of Southern history.
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What is Reconstruction?
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39. The 13 th Amendment
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What is the Constitutional amendment that ended slavery and involuntary servitude in the United States.
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40. The 14 th Amendment
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What is the Constitutional amendment that recognized everyone born in the U.S. or naturalized as a U.S. citizen and guaranteed them equal protection.
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41. The 15 th Amendment
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What is the Constitutional amendment that prohibited voting discrimination based on color, race, or previous servitude?
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42. Congress took this action after Andrew Johnson fired his Secretary of War in violation of the Tenure of Office Act.
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They impeached him.
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43. Only the commander of the Andersonville Prison Camp was hanged and Jefferson Davis was imprisoned for two years, then released on bail.
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What actions did the North take against Southern rebel leaders after the Civil War?
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44. The Freedmens Bureau
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What was an agency created by Congress in 1865 to provide food, clothing, medical supplies and schooling to former slaves and poor whites after the Civil War?
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45. Forty acres and a mule
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45. Forty acres and a mule. What were Black families initially promised in the South after the Civil War, but it never materialized?
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46. Carpetbaggers
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What contemptuous name was applied to Northerners who came moved to the South after the Civil War to supposedly take advantage of the South?
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47. Black Codes
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These laws replaced the former slave codes in the South and restricted the mobility and freedom of African Americans.
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48. Sharecropping
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What is a cashless work arrangement between landowners and tenants that became widely used after the Civil War and returned many Blacks to a state of virtual slavery?
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Final Jeopardy Category: Reconstruction
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The best known group of white racists that organized after the Civil War to intimidate Black Americans to keep them away from the voting booth and in their place.
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Who are the Ku Klux Klan?
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